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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1973
Page
5
A letter from a wife questions her husband's extreme leather and bondage interests and seeks guidance. Ann Landers advises medical help for the husband, urges counseling, and notes the behavior is not normal. A second letter criticizes welfare placement of foster children, prompting a debate about responsibility and care.
A description of an old Japanese courtship where a man silently signals to a woman through repeated sightings, with the woman’s subtle encouragement key to forming an alliance. Marks’ Jewelry promotes matching rings, gold bands, invitations, napkins, and coordinated silver china and crystal for weddings and trousseaus.
Naomi Johnson of Kansas State University notes a practical wardrobe approach for new college students. Start with a few of each basic item, then observe campus customs before adding extras. Expect a wide range of casual and dressy clothing including jeans, skirts, dresses, jackets, and leather or suede shoes.
Betty Brune of Rt 2 served as a delegate for the local Pi Lambda Theta chapter at its 28th binennial council in Claremont California last week. Brune, a teacher at Broken Arrow Elementary in Lawrence School District 497, is chapter advisor for the Lawrence group.
Canned artichoke hearts may be sliced and added to cream of chicken soup to enhance flavor. The tip emphasizes using readily available pantry ingredients for a richer texture.
Mrs. Gene Burns returned to Sunnyvale California after visiting family in Eudora Baldwin and Grand Forks. She attended a memorial service for Harold Tarpley at Koch Funeral Home State College with relatives including Mrs. Harold Tarpley and Abbie Tarpley.
Verna Terrell of Eudora entertained the Hesper Extension Homemakers Unit with tips on knits at her home last Tuesday. The Sept 4 meeting will feature Jean Gabriel on Grandparents. Happy Days Unit plans a Centennial Park picnic at 1 15 p.m. Sunday led by Mrs. Olive Longacre.
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